St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1887-08-11
PERSONAL MENTION.

mouth, n. H., for months vacation.
Birdie Sanborn has gone to visit
friends in her former home, Newport.
Eva Williamson is spending few
weeks with friends in GrOveton, N. III.
Irving Folsom and two sisters have
gone to Kittery, Maine, for their vaca-
ton.
Mrs. Lewis Grow and Minnie Hurl-
butt are visiting friends at HolyOke,
Mass.
Charles HI. Stephens, Esq, of Mon
treal, with his wife, are visiting friends
in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Hutchinson of
Boston are the guests of Edward G..
Humphrey.
Irving Smith and his cousin, Miss
Alice Smith, are visiting friends in
Buffalo, N. Y.
Postmaster N. p. Bowman and wife
are at st. JOhnsbury's saints rest,
Peakes Island.
Rev. DR.. BOttOme of New York city,
father of F. A. BOttome of this place,
was in town yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. N. Randall started
for their summer vacation Monday,
going to Peake's Island.
William S. BOyntOn has gone to
Deer Island this week where his fami-
ly have been summering.
Mrs. E. G.. Stevens of LittletOn, N.
H., has been visiting friends in st.
JOhnsbury the past week.
Birdie Ross, member of the gradu-
ating class of ~, returned to her home
in TOntogony, Ohio, this week.
E. H. Smith, supt. of schools at Far
go, Dakota, spent Sunday with his
uncle, Emerson Hall of this place.
George Brooks of Haverhill, Mass,
three years ago in the st. JOhnsbury
academy, was here early this week.
Henry c. Ide, Esq, and family and
S. A. Nelson and family have spent the
last week at Old Orchard and vicinity.
Mrs. Mary M. Savage and daughters
Ella and May, Mrs. C. M. Stone and
Philip H. Stone, are at PrOut's Neck,
Maine.
Frank C. Bill of Cambridgeport,
Mass, was in town the past week and
has been visiting friends in Albany and
vicinity.
Professor Stevens of Rochester, NY,
spent few days in town last week
with friends, on his way to the north
east Maine coast.
Col. Dennis E. May of the governors
staff, Captain G. M. Spencer and Gen.
H. X Ide are at Bennington this week
in attendance upon the state muster.
William Chase, who makes his home
with his son at Loon Lake, was in
town Saturday. He says the season
has opened we'll in the Adirondacks.
Mrs. Henry Howes of Washington
and Mrs. George Dewey of Cambridge,
Mass, both formerly of Montpelier, are
visiting their friends in this place, Mrs.
T. M. Howard and Mrs. Elijah d.
BlOdgett.
Mrs. A. l.. Bailey and Miss Sinclair
are visiting the Methodist churches in
the northeastern part of the state in
the interests of the Woman's Mission
airy society.
Prof. S. III. Bracket is in attendance
this week upon the meetings of the
American association for the advance
ment of science. at Columbia college,
New York city. Prof. Bracket is a
fellow of this society.
Walter Halves and family of Chicago
are in town visiting his parents and
other family friends. Mr.. Halves learn
ed the printers trade in the CaledOnian
Office but for the past Is or 30 years
has been in Chicago.
Charles H. Sage, former general sec
rotary of the Y. NJ. C. A. here, is at
Camp Collie, Geneva Lake, Wis,
where he is one of the managers of the
Western Secretarial Institute which
will be in session from August LIST to
18th.
Miss M. l.. Bean of Wellesley col
lege is the guest of her brother w. G.
Bean at the academy boarding house.
Mrs. M. l.. Savage and two children OF
New York city and Miss F. IT. Gerald
of Mt. Vernon, N. Y, are also at the
academy house.
Rev. w. H. Holmes, pastor Winter
street M. E. church, Chicago, was in
town yesterday and called upon his old
schOOlmate, WIN. l.. Pearl, and others
Mr.. Holmes was Sheffield boy, but
emigrated West from Sutton some
years ago.
George F. Sawtelle, who was engag-
ed as gymnasium instructor here last
winter, has accepted call as superin-
tendent of the Association gymnasium
at Cleveland, o. He gave great salts
faction at Louisville where he wen
from here.
Thomas Bowman of Pasadena, Cali
fornia, reached his old home i'm thi.
place on Saturday. He is in fine healtl
and reports Robert Harlow and Martin
j. Quimby, former tOwnsmen, mucl
improved. Mr.. Bowman expects tt
return to Pasadena soon. He says thu
"boOm" continues.
: Mr.. and Mrs. Edward A. Wake
started for their California home a
San Diego Monday afternoon, by thu
way of Swanton, Niagara Falls and til,
l Denyer and Rio Grande railroad. The,